What is the Qur'an about?

The Qur'an is a book in Arabic calling to worship one God, seek forgiveness, and detailing consequences for believers and disbelievers.

Who faced torment for disbelief?

Polytheists who do not pay zakat and disbelieve in the afterlife faced consequences like Ad and Thamud.

Signs include the earth as a cradle with paths, various plants, and the importance of recognizing these signs.

Zechariah prayed for a son and was granted Yahya (John) by God.

Repentance, belief, and righteous deeds lead to Paradise and everlasting rewards, while wrongdoers face destruction unless they repent and believe.

Believers in the Qur'an who worship one God and seek forgiveness will be rewarded, while polytheists who do not pay zakat and disbelieve in the afterlife will face consequences.
The stories of various prophets like Moses, Abraham, Jesus, and others emphasize the importance of faith, repentance, and doing righteous deeds to enter Paradise, warning against disbelief and idolatry.

What is the Qur'an about?
The Qur'an is a book in Arabic calling to worship one God, seek forgiveness, and detailing consequences for believers and disbelievers.
Who faced torment for disbelief?
Polytheists who do not pay zakat and disbelieve in the afterlife faced consequences like Ad and Thamud.
What are the signs of God's creation?
Signs include the earth as a cradle with paths, various plants, and the importance of recognizing these signs.
Who was granted a son through prayer?
Zechariah prayed for a son and was granted Yahya (John) by God.
What is the importance of repentance?
Repentance, belief, and righteous deeds lead to Paradise and everlasting rewards, while wrongdoers face destruction unless they repent and believe.

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The Qur'an is a detailed book revealed in Arabic for those who understand, calling to worship one God and seek forgiveness.
Polytheists who do not pay zakat and disbelieve in the afterlife will face consequences, while believers in good deeds will be rewarded.
The creation of the earth and heavens in days, with mountains, sustenance, and seven heavens, each with its command and adornments.
Warnings of a thunderbolt for those who turn away from God, like the fate of Ad and Thamud who faced torment for their disbelief.
Those who believe in God and remain upright will be rewarded in the afterlife, while disbelievers will face severe punishment.
Moses' story, including his encounter with God in the burning bush, receiving signs and guidance to confront Pharaoh for the release of the Children of Israel.
Moses' request for assistance from God, including the appointment of his brother Aaron as a minister, and the revelation of his mother's actions to protect him.
Moses' journey to Pharaoh, guided by God, to deliver the message of releasing the Children of Israel and the consequences of lying and turning away from guidance.
Moses' response to Pharaoh's questions about God's power and knowledge, emphasizing God's creation of the earth, provision, and guidance.
The signs of God's creation, including the earth as a cradle with paths and various plants, highlighting the importance of recognizing these signs.

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God created humans and will return them to Him, bringing them out again.
Despite being shown signs, Pharaoh denied and accused Moses of using magic.
Pharaoh wanted to challenge Moses with magic but was warned of a Day of Adornment.
Moses warned against lying about God, but Pharaoh and his followers plotted against him.
Pharaoh's magicians tried to challenge Moses but ended up prostrating to God.
The magicians believed in the Lord of Aaron and Moses after witnessing God's power.
Pharaoh threatened the magicians with severe punishment for believing in God.
Pharaoh's people worshipped a calf, forgetting God's signs and guidance.
Zechariah prayed for a son and was granted Yahya (John) by God.
Maryam (Mary) was blessed with Isa (Jesus) without human touch, and God provided for her miraculously.

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Jesus, son of Mary, is described as a servant of God, a prophet, and blessed wherever he is.
Jesus was commanded to pray and pay zakat throughout his life and was dutiful to his mother.
Abraham is mentioned as a truthful prophet who warned his father against worshipping idols.
Moses is described as a sincere messenger and prophet who was called from the right side of the Mount.
Ishmael is noted as a true prophet who commanded his people to pray and give zakat.
Idris is mentioned as a truthful prophet who was raised to a high place.
Those who repent, believe, and do righteous deeds will enter Paradise and be granted everlasting rewards.
The disbelievers will face destruction, except for those who repent and believe.
The wrongdoers will be left on their knees while those who feared God will be delivered.
The sincere servants of God will have a known provision and be honored in the Gardens of Bliss.

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Abraham, a faithful servant, was given good tidings of Isaac, a prophet, and both were blessed.
Moses and Aaron were favored, delivered from distress, granted victory, and given the Scripture.
Elias, a messenger, warned his people against idolatry, but they denied him.
Ali Al-Yassin, a faithful servant, was rewarded for his goodness.
Lot, a messenger, was saved along with his family, except for those who stayed behind.
Yunus, another messenger, was swallowed by a fish but later saved and sent to believers.
The people who chose daughters over sons were called liars and faced consequences.
The text emphasizes the importance of worshipping God sincerely and avoiding idolatry.